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ERC Starting Grant on Reintegration Governance

ERC Starting Grant on Reintegration Governance

8 September, 2020 By Katie Kuschminder

I am honoured and thankful to announce my ERC Starting Grant project Reintegrate on Reintegration Governance. ​Increasing numbers of people are returning to their origin countries after they migrate. This can be voluntary return or a forced removal through deportation. Upon return, how is their reintegration process governed? Do different forms of reintegration governance matter for returnees experiences and outcomes? The Reintegrate project will develop the sub-field of reintegration governance by combining the existing fields of migration governance and return migration studies. The team will develop a database of reintegration governance in states globally, develop a theoretical framework for understanding reintegration governance and test this framework in four countries with original data collection in Ethiopia, Morocco, Nepal and Serbia. The results of the project will provide valuable insights for academia, government and society in international relations and global migration governance.

The project will start in early 2021 and run for 5 years. Stay tuned for job opportunities and hiring will be in mid 2021!

See the full announcement from the ERC here.

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Katie Kuschminder (PhD) is an Assistant Professor at Maastricht Graduate School of Governance/ UNU-Merit. Read More…

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